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kaiser report with me max kaiser stacy herbert want to thank our guest dominic thomas of warbly w o r e l i dot iow if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time. you know world of the big porters and the movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other that it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely for watching the hawks. what hope to do something to do. to put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to be absolute. that's a going to be for us to see what will befall three of them all can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of our. friendship. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to let it be an arms race in this spearing dramatic development the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will

kaiser report lets me max kaiser stacy herbert want to thank our guest dominic thomas of warbly w o r e l i dot iow if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time i'll. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. in twenty four to you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be increasingly violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know lawyer here to put it put him in your list put me in the new bill is that i knew pulling you over the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. those who took the lead invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals there will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. because there is no power in libya that is powerful enough to take over the country all of the powers they can fight for ever and they do it with really over the last four five years that's what they did they just kept fighting and

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>> l i think pelosi probably wil win in the first instance but don't think she'll continue to serve. k there'll be a struggle behind the scenes. i think there is a problem solvers group that is looking to have some influence if it's close, in terms of changing the rules and naming the speaker. because remember, the speaker technically has to be elected by a majority vote of the house, not the majority vote of a caucus.er >> tucker: so you think pelosi will get it, if the democrats win, pelosi will be elected speaker but then not to serve? >> i don't think she is going to serve through to the next election. my suspicions would be, she would get elected because she won, she turned the house, but between then and the next election, they would be a new speaker. i think that the democratic party is looking to have new blood and new leadership. the question is, where and who? >> tucker: last question. i mean there are a bunch of adults in the democratic party, i know them. they live near me. they seem afraid of the net the roots of democratic activists online who are way out of the left of

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i would just add that i ride the l tear avalue every day. i'm a commuter. i work downtown in civic center. often, i'll have to take a car from civic center down to embarcadero to be able to get on a car to be able to get back home. and we're the technology capital of the world now, and it still takes an hour to get by train from the sunset to downtown if it doesn't breakdown along the way, so we're one of the wealthiest, most creative cities in the world, and yet thousands of service hours are missed every month by m.t.a. we deserve a world class transit system for our world class city, and we deserve more frequent services for commuters and trains with two car minimum during peak hours, and we deserve to end switchbacks on the l tear avalue aaraval and >> okay. thank you very much. okay. our next question, we're going to start with mr. murphy, and it should be mcneil, shouldn't it? >> i just went. >> okay. sorry. with mr. murphy, but we're going to switch to the issue of drugs and their use in the city because that's one of the things that's been on the new

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i think is impossible l. and i have friends here now and we're heading to frankfurt and german chancellor angela merkel as. well now right yes she's heading to the financial center later sarah well aware of the fact that come bragg's it well london's loss could be front gain of course britain leaving thier peony union in march next year an offer to break that banks and financial service providers based in london will no longer be able to do business in the e.u. from the british capital many bank is based there have already traded their apartments on the banks of the river thames for the rhythm mine but paris is also looking to new those on the move. the eiffel tower or the new for a gallery or the octave. globally recognized parisian landmarks and germany's frankfurt cannot hold a candle to the its room a city hall pales in comparison still frankfurt is germany's financial hub and was so even before the european central bank was headquartered here that's why many in the banking district are cautiously optimist

it's imperative each and every one of us focus on that. >> if i look at all the oall t l >> if i lookt all the l the t in this room, every one of you, if you join the air force to get rich, man, the recruiter saw you coming. you joined it because you wanted to do something bigger than yourself, that's what it's all about. >> exactly right. >> that's what it's all about. >> thank you. here's a -- i have a -- going to put a group of questions together on multidomain operations. one is, are multidomain operations unique? number two, does it require reorganization of stratcomm? third, when will you know that you've achieved the necessary benchmarks to fully utilize your capability in multidomain operations? finally, how do you train for multidomain fight? >> all right. so, unique, unique only because the threats are different. it's actually the same problem we've always had. the force i just described for you is just a different joint force. you know, we had to figure out a long time ago how to integrate air, land and sea. we put a joint force together that does that pretty darn well. act

>>t the l time i was here government was shut down. this time t bridge is shut down. >> the park service says at bridge will reopen about 5:00 a.m. monday. only only two lanes will be open to inbound and outbound drivers through mid to late october. the park service plans to use a revers lane to alleviate some of the congestion over the next couple of yrs. >> now your storm team 4 forecast. >> if you had a chance to loo at video, you noticed that the waters are rising. we want to showou exactly what's going on because of that heavy rain we've had over the last several days, this is the potomac river basin from washington inside the district of columbia. moving upstream or northwest into montgomery county, frederk county, all the way up to hagerstown in western maryland. because of the rains we had plenty of. >> shannon: to go around today. but water is starting to flowing back to the south and west and eventually out to the chess speak bay. temperatures around the are in the 60s. the time we need to think about on the tonight is about

i could see. there were fire trucks and police vehicles blocking a perfect view. this side ist the l str side of the building. i'm not sure if people were brought out of the building here, bu again, i can see young marines in the field, soccer fiel i think, right across the fence, literally from the back of the fire waiting, i imagine to run in and carry people if necessary or whatever use they are to the fire department and police resrending he >> has to be a terrifying scene toatch if you have a relative who is a senior who is living in this building. again, we're trying to figure out exactly how this started, thw many people may be i building. as you know, aaron, there's been so much construction andva reon work being done. kns this building being worked on, do you ? >> reporter: this building is right on the edge of virginia avenue, whichn has bnder construction, i feel like for a year now, and, again, i live in this neighborhood, so i see this road that runs along oneid of the building closed. it recently oped. i don't know, traffic was moving through, fencing was down, and road

chatwelt back to peter l. iis idea, the possibility of banking union, a little bit further. what would happen if we did get, responsibility for depositary you had insurance on italian banking counts backed -- accounts backed by the ecb, backed essentially by germany. so i could take my savings out of a german bank, where i'm getting 0% interest, and put it in an italian bank where i would get maybe 1.8% interest without any fear of that bank failing and me losing all my money. what would that do to rates across europe? peter: simply it would make monetary policy more effective in how it can get transmitted across the entire euro area, rather than it being transmitted effectively into easier monetary policy for the real economy in the stronger economies like germany, versus tighter effective monetary policy in the weaker economies, like italy. this would have a convergence effect for the real economies. a convergence effect on market interest rates even for the sovereigns as well. so it would be a big step toward

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itook at the p&l, i think, has to be about costs.lem with costs is have multibillion-dollar investment plans. they are switching the way they deal with a consumer and is costly. you have a cost drag as well. we're certainly going to see a lot of noise about these deals. manus: surely the regulators -- you have commerzbank, deutsche bank, the rumor that the government is happy to stand by. what is going to stop its elevation? >> the balance sheet. italy needs domestic consolidation. caps on is ok, but it is not great. capsule is ok, but it is not great. lloyds makes no sense at all. manus: i do not want to blame for that particularly. it is quite a low bar, it's cost-cutting target. the have a lot of issues to face. a lloyds or abm deal makes no sense. those banks are in capital return mode. santandertalked about , but ubs, we were discussing this, the fact the cohead of the investment bank -- is that going to work? ego, as weall about know with investment banks. you have one looking at the trading side, one looking at the fixed incom